Definition: Hypogenesis is a biological process in which cells differentiate into new types of cells. This occurs during development, where specialized cells are formed from undifferentiated cells or tissues. The exact mechanisms by which cells differentiate remain unclear and are subject to debate among scientists. In general, the term "hypothesis" refers to an initial idea that is not yet proven true but has the potential to be tested or supported by further research. Hypotheses often involve a hypothesis test or a hypothesis-driven approach
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